No. I believe it was JetBrains that released a product like this years ago. I tried it briefly. Didn't like it. Anything that even gets slightly in the way of

No. I believe it was JetBrains that released a product like this years ago. I tried it briefly. Didn't like it. Anything that even gets slightly in the way of my text is a big nuisance. Visual Studio likes to add their "Lenses" which may offer some OK information but it mucks up the vertical spacing so I have to disable it. The inlay type hints that some editors have is also great info but again, it just messes with my cursor positioning. And now we have all the LLM stuff -- the "ghost" text after my cursor I can mostly handle, particularly if its 1 line, but when it goes back and strikes out parts of my code that its suggesting I delete/refactor, it can get confusing. It is incredibly useful when it's correct though so depending on how much I trust it, I might tab to Accept and then try to make heads and tails of what it actually wrote. These structured texts get in the way of copying and pasting and all kinds of stuff. I want to be able to find and replace with regexes, drop a cursor onto every line and just start typing (sometimes I copy and paste code into PLAINTEXT mode so that the editor doesn't try to get too clever while I'm doing a gross refactor). I don't think I could get used to this. And I don't think I care if my code is momentarily uncompilable. Modern IDEs recover from errors pretty well. C++ can be a little slow to reparse after a refactor unfortunately, but I somehow don't think C++ inside a structured editor would be better.